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Traum 12-03-2022 10:46 AM

Just watched this on Netflix last night:

https://cdn.hk01.com/di/media/images...O02dbQ?v=w1920

Good action flick with an intense tempo. Plot is thin but not non-existent as some critics have claimed, and I'd say the lack of a good plot never got in the way of me enjoying the show and the action anyway.

The CGI & SFX are supposed to be the highlight of the film, and they do not disappoint. To my untrained eye, they are every bit as good as the best of what Hollywood has to offer, bearing in mind that the movie is about a gloomy and gritty post-apocalyptic world, instead of something beautiful and pristine.

winson604 12-03-2022 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Traum (Post 9083141)
Just watched this on Netflix last night:

https://cdn.hk01.com/di/media/images...O02dbQ?v=w1920

Good action flick with an intense tempo. Plot is thin but not non-existent as some critics have claimed, and I'd say the lack of a good plot never got in the way of me enjoying the show and the action anyway.

The CGI & SFX are supposed to be the highlight of the film, and they do not disappoint. To my untrained eye, they are every bit as good as the best of what Hollywood has to offer, bearing in mind that the movie is about a gloomy and gritty post-apocalyptic world, instead of something beautiful and pristine.

Been waiting for this movie for a few years since the trailer dropped. Man I love me a Hong Kong flick it's so far and few between now and yes I know even a lot of "Hong Kong" films might have China involved now but you get my point. For me it doesn't take a lot for me to enjoy a good old Canto movie because again it's like so rare now and yea the movies plot is thin but I still enjoyed it for what it was. CGI is usually laughable but it's actually pretty damn good!

6793026 12-04-2022 03:40 PM

^

1) Louis spent a lot of money on this.
2) wanted to really put HK on the map that "we can do the same as hollywood"
so many running jokes on this movie.
3) "is this movie even real? It's been 3 years in production (eg/ Avatar 2)
4) I thought the character development was soooooo weak but heck, it's a honger movie.
5) 劉嘉玲 is really from china, (not local HK) as I really picked up on her accent. man her botox was crazy
http://www.hkcna.hk/picpath/photo/mi...009cbb086f.jpg
6) http://www.hkcna.hk/picpath/photo/mi...99306479f0.jpg
no idea why Nick Cheung insisted in getting special makeup for his nose; it was to look a lot more like a general... wth.
8) https://www.mpweekly.com/entertainme...0818073038.jpg
why the dread locks, and why the eye patch, maybe I missed it?
I understand what the movie was trying to do, didn't waste time on getting into the plot, but thought it could have been a bit developed. HK did come a long way to get this made so no doubt it was decent in my eyes.

Tough it was a decent play on leveraging iron man and then the thrusters in jumping up onbuildings and walls.

Traum 12-05-2022 09:24 AM

I thought the district director (Nick Cheung) was poorly cast / poorly acted. Firstly, I thought the Professor X imitation did not go well at all. Secondly, I thought Nick Cheung did not carry enough presence to pull the role off. It just wasn't convincing enough to me that he was the bada$$ director.

winson604 12-08-2022 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Traum (Post 9083280)
I thought the district director (Nick Cheung) was poorly cast / poorly acted. Firstly, I thought the Professor X imitation did not go well at all. Secondly, I thought Nick Cheung did not carry enough presence to pull the role off. It just wasn't convincing enough to me that he was the bada$$ director.

Even though with Chinese movies I give a free pass to many things purely because it's rare to enjoy a fully canto movie now this was the one thing that bugged me. Nick Cheung is a legit actor and he was pretty fucking lame in this movie to the point I couldn't stand any scene with him in it.

tegra7 12-29-2022 09:02 PM

Welcome To Chippendales on hulu is pretty damn good so far. Anyone else watching?

bcrdukes 12-29-2022 11:01 PM

Re: Warriors of Future

Agree with most of the comments above. I just saw this a few nights ago and like everyone, I enjoy a good HK movie. But this one left a bit to be desired with the cast. Nick Cheung's role was a throw away/waste. He could have really elevated this movie in a different role. Story line for me was a bit weak, but in the end, it's just entertainment to showcase capabilities and then some.

Traum 12-30-2022 11:56 PM


7/10

Watched it over 2 evenings. I enjoyed it. The mystery and suspense were well handled.

I'd describe this movie in thirds. The first third felt scattered all over the place, and it made me wonder WTH was going on. But then the second third came -- the mystery really started to unravel, and the different pieces were all coming together. I found this to be the best part of the movie. By the time I got to the last third, I pretty much knew where the general direction of things were gonna go, and it became a matter of watching how the director was gonna deliver the ending.

It was a fun watch.

mikemhg 12-31-2022 12:51 PM

Glass Onion... 5/10

Fucking Netflix gonna Netflix. I am astounded at how many bad movies these guys make, who the fuck are their writers?! I can't think of a Netflix movie I've actually enjoyed here, I don't understand how this movie was getting positive reviews?

This movie was awful, stupid and predictable plot, ham-fisted and silly acting, bad casting as well. I didn't buy it for a second that this group of people would be actual friends with each other, it was really odd. The third half of the movie was utter 2022 style garbage, the entire movie turned into a complete joke.

I hate Hollywood nowadays.

sonick 12-31-2022 01:34 PM

Lol Rian Johnson wrote Glass Onion, he's not a nobody. He wrote & directed Star Wars Last Jedi, Rogue One, and Looper.

6793026 12-31-2022 09:31 PM

It was a decent movie. The cast and having it all come together is pretty legit. You can't see movies like this coming into harmony that easily.
Love to see what other murder mystery out there that's similar in caliber as this.

mikemhg 01-01-2023 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by sonick (Post 9085665)
Lol Rian Johnson wrote Glass Onion, he's not a nobody. He wrote & directed Star Wars Last Jedi, Rogue One, and Looper.

Outside of The Last Jedi (not a good film), he should stick to Sci-Fi :lol

gilly 01-05-2023 11:45 AM

Alice in Borderland season 2. Absolutely amazing. 10/10

Manic! 01-05-2023 02:16 PM

I don't know if my body is ready but this looks really good.


68style 01-05-2023 02:23 PM

That looks like it will make me cringe slightly more than I'd laugh

mikemhg 01-06-2023 10:54 AM

VERY cringe.

I don't trust Netflix shitty ass writers to make any black film good.

Coming To America 2 was so bad we had to turn that shit off halfway through.

GLOW 01-06-2023 11:41 AM

saw the title trailer and first thing comes to mind :lol


Great68 01-06-2023 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by mikemhg (Post 9086334)
VERY cringe.

I don't trust Netflix shitty ass writers to make any black film good.

Coming To America 2 was so bad we had to turn that shit off halfway through.

Coming 2 America was Amazon

mikemhg 01-06-2023 12:46 PM

Andor - 9/10 - A must watch if you're into sci-fi.

CivicBlues 01-06-2023 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Manic! (Post 9086220)
I don't know if my body is ready but this looks really good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCMHc-IFAB0

Damn Eddie Murphy, Elaine and Mulder look pretty good

But...WTF how did Jonah Hill just age like 20 years in the past 3?

SkinnyPupp 01-06-2023 09:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mikemhg (Post 9086356)
Andor - 9/10 - A must watch if you're into sci-fi.

Best Star Wars content in 40 years

snowball 01-07-2023 01:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sonick (Post 9085665)
Lol Rian Johnson wrote Glass Onion, he's not a nobody. He wrote & directed Star Wars Last Jedi, Rogue One, and Looper.

Rian Johnson did not work on Rogue one... and thank god.

AzNightmare 01-07-2023 03:01 PM

Has anyone watched Kaleidoscope? I haven't watched it yet but I just know it's a Heist series staring Giancarlo Esposito.

The structure of the show is that only the 8th (final) episode should be watched at the end, but the other 7 episodes can be watched in any order as each episodes take place at different time frames so they're like a piece of puzzle that build up to the full story.

I believe Netflix even randomizes the episode order for different accounts, besides the 8th episode always being the last one. So everyone should see a different order on their Netflix. Kind of an intriguing setup.

StylinRed 01-08-2023 10:31 AM

The idea is cool, the show itself wasn't that good, it's not bad, I was able to binge thru it but it could have been much better

6/10

Hondaracer 01-08-2023 06:29 PM

I swear the garbage I’ve watched in the last 2 weeks makes me want to just shut off the TV permanently lol

Watched that glass onion, that new movie with Adam driver, that German series on the boat 1899 or whatever and like 3-4 more movies I can’t even remember. Jesus Christ they were all ducking garbage lol


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